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Comment #29230416
Since Internet Explorer is not supported anymore by most websites Safari has become the new worst browser in regards to having really bad CSS and Web API Support.
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Comment #29230134
One important thing not mentioned here: Apple should make sure to keep up Safari Development. It's by far the worst browser available and the web platform is only growing.
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Comment #29133173
These two might just be the best comments i have ever seen on HN
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Comment #29077699
I'm completely with you on that. WebP should be the smallest, best supported solution right now.
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Comment #28179926
Depending on what Device API you want to use, wrapping your webapp using Capacitor is a solid option.
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Comment #27853433
The company I currently work for still actively uses classic ASP in production and they still actively develop that product. Currently trying to get away asap, because I don't wann…
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Comment #27576825
Imp ist der Beste.
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Comment #25302019
I have originally seen this back on the OG post a couple of months ago. This has really evolved quite a bit in that time and I really enjoy working with primo.
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Comment #24624473
Came here to see if anyone had the same idea
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Comment #24624427
If we ever plan to make a manned mission to that place, we better pack enough water filters and a nuclear reactor, else we solely rely on a mad man in a blue box.
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Comment #24105926
imo sharp is probably the only thing that comes close. It does not have the full feature set of imagemagick, but it is faster
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Comment #23538967
Wrong. It took 20 Million Euros to build the App twice, setting up hotlines, localization, server infrastructure etc. in a very short time. This is a huge undertaking and budgeted …
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Comment #23322498
The thing that's really invaluable for me is the firebase javascrpt implementation. Saving the state in a web app and new Objects being addable/editable offline with firebase autom…
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Comment #23299934
I really love where I am currently living (Würzburg, South Germany) I'd really love to spend a couple of years in the Provence (South France) I love the food, the landscape and the…
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Comment #23080368
Or scrolled through swiping on the phone. I think this would be pretty difficult considering the different pixel densities on touch devices.
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Comment #23007171
I don't think we'll jump straight to mind-controlled (that sounds weird) devices, but I'm pretty confident we'll be there by 2040. As VR and AR progresses there are great new featu…
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Comment #23006236
I don't think smartphones will stay with us for very long. They'll probably be replaced by future technologies less clunky (and yes, I am calling smarthphones clunky) in favor of t…
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Comment #22966216
Thats pretty unsurprising seeing as Pale Moon is not on-par with the standards and actively trying to not keep up, but instead seem to focus on keep support with legacy tech Mozill…
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Ask HN: Strategies to improve after finishing a product
Hello there, a colleague and I have just finished developing our first application for a client and we want to keep/improve upon our underlying technology. But now we are wondering…
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Comment #21752961
Well, you are right about that, but this is the kind of thing I usually see done in things like job descriptions to avoid gendered third person and to sound more personal "Sie könn…
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Comment #21752886
This is not a mess in german, because it would not be "sie", it would actually be "Sie". Edit: Typo
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Comment #20624302
I second this
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Comment #20574241
you are completely right, except for the fact that jaywalking isn't a crime in germany.